The Plague of Fantasies: Zizek explores the relations between fantasy and ideology and the intensifying antagonism between the ever greater abstraction of our lives—whether through digitization or the market—and the deluge of pseudo-concrete images which surround us.
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The best new journal to come out of the left, especially the North American student left, in a while…
Editor's Note
Essays
Burn the Constitution — Seth Ackerman
Beyond the Fields — Steve Early
The Superman Conditional — Peter Frase
Storm the Ivies! — Connor Kilpatrick
Letter to the Next Left — Chris Maisano
Reflections on the Second International — Ian Morrison
In Defense of Grand Narratives — Jason Schulman
Book Reviews
James Petras M.I.A. — Max Ajl
on Zionism, Militarism and the Decline of U.S. Power by James Petras
Pessimism of the Will — Mike Beggs
on How to Change the World by Eric Hobsbawm
Culture
Lil B and the Based Mode of Production — Gavin Mueller
Debate
Lenny Bruce is Not Afraid — Jake Blumgart
a reply to James Heartfield
